Advocacy led by others

What We Do

1Building Resilience: Foundation Edition Project

1Food And Farming

Climate Safe, Green City

1Building Community Climate Resilience: Phase 1

1CSGC: Emergency Preparedness and Hot Weather First Aid Workshops

1CSGC: Greenway School Community Forest Project

1CSGC: Spence Neighbourhood Association Green Walls Project

1Heat and Public Safety Research Memoranda & Results of the 2025 ‘Cold Weather, Hot Weather, and Your Hydro Bills’ Survey

Environmental Impact Assessment Reform

1Putting People and the Planet First: What Manitobans Expect from Impact Assessment

1Research Memos

Healthy Environment, Healthy Neighbourhood

1Bill S-5 Updates To The Canadian Environmental Protection Act, Response From MBEN And CELA

Navigating the Law

Policy Advocacy

1Advocacy led by MbEN

1Advocacy led by others

Right to a Healthy Environment

State of Environmental Governance Report

Advocacy led by others

Below is a list of our policy advocacy activities led by our partner organizations, collaborators, or community members.

Policy Advocacy by Other Organizations

Featured image for “Groups from Canada and the United States Join Forces to Stop Massive Pollution of the Red River and Lake Winnipeg”

Groups from Canada and the United States Join Forces to Stop Massive Pollution of the Red River and Lake Winnipeg

Featured image for “Dakota Resource Council, supported by the Manitoba Eco-Network, Save Lake Winnipeg Project, Food & Water Watch, and the Environmental Law & Policy Center submit comments on proposal to build a massive 25,000 head dairy operation in Traill County, North Dakota”

Dakota Resource Council, supported by the Manitoba Eco-Network, Save Lake Winnipeg Project, Food & Water Watch, and the Environmental Law & Policy Center submit comments on proposal to build a massive 25,000 head dairy operation in Traill County, North Dakota

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Civil society says nuclear deserves no place in Prime Minister Carney’s “Energy Superpower” project